● Quanta’s lobby is very beautiful, and it gives a very good impression.

● The process is comprehensive: from a personality test to English, followed by a professional assessment, and then an interview with HR—about four hours in total. (Is that a positive?)

● It feels like having an academic degree is enough to get hired. (A positive?)

● It has the bureaucracy of a large company. If there is competition between teams, they can easily refuse to help each other, even when working on the same thing.

● Your manager may not necessarily be willing to let you participate in company activities.

● Your manager likes you to work long hours, even if you are just slacking off and pretending to work.

● Quanta is, after all, a hardware company, so it is actually not very friendly to software professionals, especially when the manager does not understand software.

● The salary is just average.